- The
brown teal (Anas chlorotis; Māori:
pāteke) is a
species of
dabbling duck of the
genus Anas
native to New Zealand. For many
years it had been considered...
- 20 km (12 mi) long. Lake Ada was
dammed by a
landslide about 900
years ago.
Pāteke lived on the
river until the mid-1990s, when
stoats spread to the valley...
-
million barrels (160×10^3 m3). Oil is
produced from the Tui,
Amokura and
Pateke wellheads on the
seabed in
approximately 120m of water.
These wells are...
-
Shepherd and the gang are
called to the
remote community of
beaches at
Pateke Point,
where a
local resident was
found bludgeoned to
death by an unknown...
-
Macandrew Bay (Māori: Te Roto
Pāteke) is
located on the
Otago Peninsula in the
South Island of New Zealand. It is
situated on the edge of
Otago Harbour...
-
recovery programmes for kiwi, blue duck (whio) and
brown teal (
pateke). To date, over 80
pateke, 50 whio and 23 kiwi from
Orana have been
released to the wild...
- Due to the island's
status as pest free,
natives birds such as takahē,
pāteke (brown teal), tīeke (saddleback), Grey-faced petrel, Weka and
North Island...
-
shearwater and Pycroft's petrel, or
organisms such as the
brown teal /
pateke and
stitchbird / hihi
which have
recently increased ranges due to conservation...
- (korimako) Black-billed gull (tarāpuka)
Brown creeper (pipipi)
Brown teal (
pāteke) Buff-banded rail (moho-pererū)
Dabchick (weweia) Double-banded
plover (pohowera)...
- novaezelandiae),
North Island saddleback (tīeke,
Philesturnus rufusater),
brown teal (
pāteke, Anas chlorotis),
whitehead (pōpokotea,
Mohoua albicilla), takahē (Porphyrio...
